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With AI, what becomes scarce in companies?

Observador8 September 2026 at 00:02

With the growing implementation of artificial intelligence in companies, the question arises about what will become scarce in this new technological context. The transformation driven by AI is fundamentally changing the way organizations operate and compete.

The countries that will benefit most from this transformation will not necessarily be those that created the most sophisticated AI models. The competitive advantage will lie in the capacity to reinvent processes and working methods, rapidly adapting to a constantly evolving business environment.

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